Associations to the word «Commanding»
Noun
- Officer
- Brigadier
- Adjutant
- Commandant
- Hms
- Aldershot
- Battalion
- Colonel
- Lieutenant
- Brigade
- Forces
- Raf
- Commander
- Detachment
- Corps
- Command
- Commodore
- Squadron
- Fusilier
- Quartermaster
- Infantry
- Regiment
- Guards
- Cb
- Flotilla
- Platoon
- Uss
- Bragg
- Naval
- Hussar
- Gunboat
- Yeomanry
- Commissioning
- Marine
- Gallantry
- Grenadier
- Malaya
- Guadalcanal
- Pendleton
- Hq
- Eminence
- Marshal
- Sloop
- Major
- Battleship
- Admiral
- Frigate
- Dawkins
- General
- Cruiser
- Aide
- Destroyer
- Cavalry
- Cbe
- Col
- Fleet
- Parachute
- Despatch
- Ceylon
- Potomac
- Staff
- Dragoon
- Chief
- Artillery
- Heroism
- Submarine
- Jg
- Brig
- Gunnery
- Barracks
- Subordinate
- Army
- Assignment
- Banning
- Seniority
- Headquarters
- Commendation
- Commando
Adjective
Wiktionary
COMMANDING, verb. Present participle of command
COMMANDING, adjective. Tending to give commands, authoritarian.
COMMANDING, adjective. Impressively dominant.
COMMANDING, noun. The act of giving a command.
COMMANDING GENERAL, noun. A commanding officer.
COMMANDING GENERALS, noun. Plural of commanding general
COMMANDING OFFICER, noun. The officer in command of, and typically having ultimate authority over, a military unit.
COMMANDING OFFICERS, noun. Plural of commanding officer
Dictionary definition
COMMANDING, adjective. Used of a height or viewpoint; "a commanding view of the ocean"; "looked up at the castle dominating the countryside"; "the balcony overlooking the ballroom".
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